Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge

Polypyrrole and other conducting polymers are of interest in actuators, sensors, energy storage devices and organic electronics. The patterning of these polymers can be challenging, particularly polypyrrole due to its insolubility. This paper reports the first micropatterning of polypyrrole using hi...

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Main Authors:	Anwar, Mohammed Muntakim, Saleh, Tanveer, Madden, John D. W., Takahata, Kenichi
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Published:	Wiley 2014
Subjects:	TA2001 Plasma engineering. Applied plasma dynamics
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spelling	iium-309362017-09-21T12:22:53Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/30936/ Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge Anwar, Mohammed Muntakim Saleh, Tanveer Madden, John D. W. Takahata, Kenichi TA2001 Plasma engineering. Applied plasma dynamics Polypyrrole and other conducting polymers are of interest in actuators, sensors, energy storage devices and organic electronics. The patterning of these polymers can be challenging, particularly polypyrrole due to its insolubility. This paper reports the first micropatterning of polypyrrole using high-frequency pulses of extremely miniaturized electrical discharge. Microstructures with surface roughness of 70 nm are produced in the polymer with sub-micron depth control. Patterning of polypyrrole film deposited on a commercial medical catheter is demonstrated toward enabling smart catheters that use the patterned film as integrated actuators. This novel micropatterning capability opens up new possibilities for polypyrrole and likely other polymers, promoting micro-device applications for them. Wiley 2014-02 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/30936/1/Paper_FC.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/30936/2/FC.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/30936/3/PAPER_SCOPUS_PROOF.pdf application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/30936/8/PAPER_WOS_PROOF.pdf Anwar, Mohammed Muntakim and Saleh, Tanveer and Madden, John D. W. and Takahata, Kenichi (2014) Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge. Macromolecular Materials and Engineering, 299 (2). pp. 198-207. ISSN 1439-2054 http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/mame.201300048/abstract 10.1002/mame.201300048
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spellingShingle	TA2001 Plasma engineering. Applied plasma dynamics Anwar, Mohammed Muntakim Saleh, Tanveer Madden, John D. W. Takahata, Kenichi Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge
description	Polypyrrole and other conducting polymers are of interest in actuators, sensors, energy storage devices and organic electronics. The patterning of these polymers can be challenging, particularly polypyrrole due to its insolubility. This paper reports the first micropatterning of polypyrrole using high-frequency pulses of extremely miniaturized electrical discharge. Microstructures with surface roughness of 70 nm are produced in the polymer with sub-micron depth control. Patterning of polypyrrole film deposited on a commercial medical catheter is demonstrated toward enabling smart catheters that use the patterned film as integrated actuators. This novel micropatterning capability opens up new possibilities for polypyrrole and likely other polymers, promoting micro-device applications for them.
format	Article
author	Anwar, Mohammed Muntakim Saleh, Tanveer Madden, John D. W. Takahata, Kenichi
author_facet	Anwar, Mohammed Muntakim Saleh, Tanveer Madden, John D. W. Takahata, Kenichi
author_sort	Anwar, Mohammed Muntakim
title	Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge
title_short	Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge
title_full	Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge
title_fullStr	Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge
title_full_unstemmed	Micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge
title_sort	micropatterning polypyrrole conducting polymer by pulsed electrical discharge
publisher	Wiley
publishDate	2014
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